The easiest option would have been to sell but my son and I struggled through it.

Interest rates, quantitative easing, struggling foreign markets, millenials starting families, boomers relocating, job markets transitioning, populations migrating, are all examples of just a market with a combination of real estate friendly causes.

Most tenants struggle to take care of themselves and the last thing they should have is a pet to worry about.

Geez, I would struggle qualifying for that property...I check evictions, income, and job history, I also take a peak at collection accounts see if its a habit. 

As someone who's struggling to find that first deal, I'm jealous.

I'm also struggling to figure out how to which way to go as well.

I’m struggling to find resources on how to secure financing when I’m a new investor, in order to do a cash-out refinance at a later date though.

I’ve helped a lot of people from out of state and it’s almost always the super hands on types that struggle to let go and let a thing flourish via delegation. 

I still struggle with limiting beliefs but have gotten much better at escaping that mindset and continue to find ways to grow as a person and investor.I just turned 50 last month and can technically consider myself a millionaire and financially independent but I have no desire to stop working.

What I am struggling with now is WHAT DO I PUT ON MY POSTCARDS???